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Developed Point |
All 650MPs have the chance to vote on whether a bill becomes a law, for a bill to become law it must have 50% of the vote in favour of it. |
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Developed Point - Analysis |
However, most of the time a majority government will have little trouble passing bills as they already have 50% of MPs in their favour. |
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Voting - Conclusion |
Overall, voting is an ineffective way of parliamentary representatives in holding the government to account due to the government already having an advantage because the majority of MPs within Parliament are a member of their party and will agree with their proposed bills. |
